group shots of shelter bantys

I know nothing at all about bantys. was told they are mostly Old English Game bantams but also was told seabrights. I don't doubt they will get adopted regardless but if people ask curious what the best thing to tell them would be as far as what the birds are.

Picture #2 the bird most "front and center" (brown/bearded)is an Easter Egger, pullet.....behind that bird (white) is a cockerel of some sort
Picture #1 - solid black bird on left side of group (bearded) looks EE or OE
I see one that *may* be a Sebright - the gold laced bird in pictures 1 and 3 - clearer shot of that one would be helpful as he/she is not that clear in either shot

Picture #2 the bird most "front and center" (brown/bearded)is an Easter Egger, pullet.....behind that bird (white) is a cockerel of some sort
Picture #1 - solid black bird on left side of group (bearded) looks EE or OE
I see one that *may* be a Sebright - the gold laced bird in pictures 1 and 3 - clearer shot of that one would be helpful as he/she is not that clear in either shot

I see what looks to be some Easter Egger bantams, Black Australorp bantams, a Golden Sebright bantam, and a Black Tailed White Japanese bantam.

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Do either of you think that the black bird with the muffs/beard, slate legs, and (from what I can see) a rose or pea comb could be a Black Belgian Bearded D'Anvers? I agree that it could certainly be an Easter Egger, but when I first looked at it, I though Black D'Anvers.

Do either of you think that the black bird with the muffs/beard, slate legs, and (from what I can see) a rose or pea comb could be a Black Belgian Bearded D'Anvers? I agree that it could certainly be an Easter Egger, but when I first looked at it, I though Black D'Anvers.